An interdisciplinary-disciplinary approach will allow people from the different fields to educate each other and reflect on practices in order to further understanding

To discuss and reflect on hypothetical scenarios of Internet engineering and research projects where ethical implications are unclear or complex.

Inter-disciplinary reasoning will be supported by a draft set of ethical guidelines for networked systems research, which will be improved using the results of the workshop in preparation for the full day workshop on ethics in networked systems research at the ACM SIGCOMM 2015 Conference in London on 21 August 2015,

Start the process of (voluntary) co-authorship for:

A conference paper,

A policy white paper,

Possible co-authorship of a peer-reviewed academic paper, to be commenced after the summer.

Note: This post was originally published on the OII's Ethics in Networked Systems Research blog on 16 February 2015 5:49 pm. It might have been updated since then in its original location. The post gives the views of the author(s), and not necessarily the position of the Oxford Internet Institute.